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32.5 € / 1 ud
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The kit includes:
- 2 x Trofolastin Scars Reducer 5x7.5 5 Units
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Description
Trofolastin Scar Reducer 5x7.5cm 2x5 units
These adherent dressings are indicated for the treatment of hypertrophic and keloid scars.
They reduce the appearance of scars and protect them from solar radiation (SPF50+).
They are made of polyurethane composed of 2 layers:
- The outer surface is a microporous polyurethane membrane.
- The inner surface is an adhesive acrylic film to facilitate attachment to the skin.
They can be used on recent and old scars, caused by burns, surgery, etc.
It does not contain any medicines.
They are water resistant .
In addition, they can be trimmed to fit the desired area.
Contains 5 dressings.
Measurements : 5 x 7.5 centimeters.
Medical Device.
Consejo farmacéutico
- If redness, pain or irritation occurs, discontinue use of the dressing.
- Do not use on third degree burns. Do not use on open wounds.
- The dressing is water-resistant if it is applied without creases and all edges are secured to the surrounding healthy skin.
- The dressing is for single use.
- If the dressing begins to peel off, replace it with a new Trofolastin Scar Reducer dressing.
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Key details
- Product type Patch
- Unit price 32.5 € / 1 ud
- Brand Trofolastin
- PVP 68,20
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Composition
Polyurethane dressing -
How to use
1. Wash your hands before using the dressing. Clean and dry the scar area thoroughly.
2. Open the sachet and gently peel off the protective layers. Place the dressing evenly over the scar, making sure that no folds are formed and that all edges are attached to the skin.
3. If the dressing needs to be trimmed to size before application, the protective layer should not be removed before cutting and care should be taken to ensure that it is large enough to adhere to the healthy skin surrounding the scar.
4. Once placed, the Trofolastin Scar Reducer dressing can remain fixed on the skin surface for up to seven days depending on the type of scar.
5. To remove the dressing, gently lift one corner and carefully pull up the edges of the dressing until it separates from the skin.